Podcasts about aquatech

BIM has once again partnered with aquaculture accelerator Hatch Blue to deliver the 2025 Aquatech Innovation Studio - a free, intensive six-day programme supporting early-stage aquatech companies through expert mentoring, investor readiness training, and technical development. The initiative forms part of BIM's Aquatech Development Programme, supported by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (2021-2027). The BIM Innovation Studio aims to strengthen Ireland's reputation as a global hub for aquatech, supporting the growth of a high-potential sector already contributing over €200 million to the Irish economy annually. Now in its seventh year, the studio has helped over 60 companies scale, with participants going on to raise investment, create more than 200 hi-tech jobs, and launch innovative solutions for sustainable aquaculture. The Innovation Studio welcomes applications from companies working in areas such as artificial intelligence, marine engineering, water quality monitoring, genetics, feed additives, and pharmaceuticals - any innovation that contributes to sustainable seafood production and ocean health. "BIM's commitment to transforming Ireland into a global leader in Aquatech continues with the launch of the BIM Innovation Studio 2025", said Damien Toner, BIM Aquatech Business Manager. "Participants will gain invaluable insights into the sector, alongside exposure to opportunities that will help them thrive in a rapidly evolving global market. The Irish aquatech sector is set for exponential growth in the coming years, and the BIM Aquatech Innovation Studio 2025 is central to ensuring Ireland remains at the forefront of this emerging global industry." Applications are open until 18 July 2025. The studio will run from 13 to 18 October at the PorterShed in Galway. Several participating companies will be selected to pitch at the BlueAmbition25 Conference on 23 October in Dublin, where the BIM Aquatech Business of the Year 2025 will also be announced. "The BIM Aquatech Innovation Studio provides a springboard for aquatech innovations, connecting Studio participants with industry experts, mentors, and investors worldwide," said Jessica Giannoumis, Hatch Blue's Aquatech Community Manager for Ireland. "Whether it's sensor technology, alternative seafood solutions, or water management strategies, this is the ultimate opportunity to refine your aquatech vision." Each of the eight to ten successful applicants will be matched with dedicated mentors and given access to Hatch Blue's global network of aquaculture and investment experts. One example of studio success is Auranta, a Dublin-based biotech company, transforming global aquaculture with its innovative fish feed products designed to enhance the immunity and gut health of species like shrimp and salmon. In recognition of its pioneering contributions, Auranta was honoured with the BIM Aquatech Business of the Year award in 2024. The Innovation Studio aligns with the goals of Food Vision 2030, supporting Ireland's ambition to become a world leader in aquaculture innovation and attract new talent and investment to the sector. According to BIM's Business of Seafood 2023 report, Ireland's seafood-tech sector continues to expand, with company numbers growing from 42 in 2016 to 69 in 2022, and turnover rising from €86 million to €226 million during that time. For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.hatch.blue/programs/bim-aquatech-innovation-studio.

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Aquatech is the application of technologies to the growing of seafood to make it more predictable, reliable and safe. BIM the body that promotes the seafood sector has launched a new ‘innovation studio' to promote Aquatech and the so-called “blue economy”. Caroline Bocquel is the Chief Executive of BIM

Ambitious aquatech businesses are invited to apply for a ground breaking Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) mentoring programme in a sector which has just attracted a €15 million investment from the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF). The ISIF has announced the investment to Hatch's Blue Revolution Fund which focuses on early-stage companies who have the potential to transform aquatech. Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue today announced that BIM is partnering again this year with aquaculture accelerator Hatch Blue for its popular Innovation Studio. This is a free, intensive two-week programme aimed at supporting young aquatech companies in all aspects of development including technology and investment. BIM's Aquatech Development Programme is supported by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (2021 - 2027) with an investment of €380,000 in 2024. The aim of the BIM Innovation Studio is to grow Ireland's €200 million aquatech business and to position the country as the "Silicon Valley" of the sector. Now in its seventh year, some 50 projects and companies have completed the Innovation Studio and have attracted a total investment of around €15 million, creating more than 200 hi-tech jobs. "I am delighted to announce applications are open for the 2024 BIM Innovation Studio which has fostered a wealth of innovation, energy and talent in Ireland's growing aquatech sector since its inception seven years ago," said Minister McConalogue. "This programme offers a unique opportunity for companies with technology applicable to the globally important aquaculture sector to improve their investor readiness and increase market access. "Ireland is leading the way in the development of the aquatech sector with some 60 Irish aquatech companies turning over €200 million in 2022 with the potential for significant growth and job creation." The Minister welcomed the €15 million investment by ISIF in the Blue Revolution Fund which invests in early stage aquatech companies. "This is a huge vote of confidence in the sector which has enormous potential. Aquatech companies can advance the health of the oceans while providing sustainable seafood regenerative ecosystem services and community benefits." Aquatech is any technology or innovation driving sustainable seafood farming, and it can be applied progressively to the breeding, raising, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, and aquatic plants. The BIM Innovation Studio offers opportunities for companies in areas such as pharmaceuticals, marine engineering, genetics, feed additives and artificial intelligence. Applications for the BIM Innovation Studio are open until 19 July 2024. The BIM Innovation Studio takes place from 1 to 10 October at the Lee Hotel, Cork City. Several companies will then be selected to pitch at the BIM Aquatech Conference on 11 October, where the winner of the BIM Aquatech Business of the Year 2024 will also be announced. "The BIM Aquatech Innovation Studio provides a springboard for aquatech innovations, connecting participants with industry experts, mentors, and investors worldwide," said Jessica Giannoumis, Hatch Blue's Aquatech Community Manager for Ireland. "Whether it's sensor technology, alternative seafood solutions, or water management strategies, this is the ultimate opportunity to refine your aquatech vision." Eight to ten successful applicants will be matched with experienced mentors to further develop their business strategy, product or service. They will also have access to a global network of aquaculture technical experts. Several companies involved in the 2023 Innovation Studio attended a delegation to Southeast Asia last year with Hatch to grow their network and learn more about their potential market. The delegation has secured potential business opportunities on foot of this. Aquamonitrix, a Carlow based company, is delivering a dataset to the water industry on nitrates and nitrites that are toxic to fish, but which wer...

The RDI Hub ('the Hub'), the world-class innovation centre located in Killorglin, Co Kerry, has announced the launch of a new RDI Virtual Hub RDI hub digital community which will see it expand its offerings to corporates, SMEs, and Start-Up entrepreneurs nationwide. This innovative new virtual membership offering will build on the significant success of the RDI Hub to date, expanding its sector-agnostic offering to businesses across the country, and giving them access to mentorship, training and events, and advice on available funding supports. The RDI Virtual Hub offers a curated resource library and one-to-one coaching sessions with a diverse panel of seasoned mentors. Notable mentors include: Hugh Reynolds - Havok and Swrve Founder & ex-Apple's Special Projects and Uber's Advanced Technology Group. Jamie Heaslip - Entrepreneur, Angel Investor & Ireland Strategic Growth Lead at Stripe Rose O Sullivan - Strategic Finance Manager at Fexco specialising in commercial modelling, developing pricing strategies and helping startups navigate the complexities of financial management as they scale Members will also unlock access to a range of exclusive events and growth sessions and find out more about key initiatives such as STEM Passport for inclusion (a programme to help young women from underserved communities find potential career paths in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) DIBEST (Digital Innovation for Blue Enterprises & Social Tourism), the annual John McCarthy AI Summer School, and NDRC startup programmes to further their growth ambitions. This news comes fresh on the heels of the recent announcement that the RDI hub has partnered with Microsoft to deliver a series of AI masterclasses, which will teach members how to best leverage AI to optimise their business's productivity. The launch of the virtual hub is the latest in a series of enterprising initiatives offered by the RDI Hub - last June the Hub hosted a mortgage innovation challenge which offered €1 million in grants to stimulate innovation in the provision of mortgages in Ireland. In November last year, the Hub opened its in-house podcast facility which has since been expanded to include a full video recording studio and green screen facilities. The RDI Hub's 4th anniversary celebrates 70 new companies and 300 jobs created in the South West RDI Hub membership has gone from strength to strength and is now home to over 70 companies, ranging from start-ups and SMEs to global companies such as Glencar Construction, Axiota, Interflow Logistics and Vertex. Since 2020, over 50 new products and services have originated from the Hub, enabling the creation of more than 300 jobs. Success stories to date include Xavatar, which has just launched a first-of-its-kind metaverse-based TV show that will air to over 60 million homes in the US, and Graphite Note, an AI platform that simplifies the use of Machine Learning in analytics by helping business users to generate machine learning models without coding. Commenting on the success of the RDI Hub to date, Liam Cronin, CEO said: "Over the past four years, the RDI Hub has created a thriving ecosystem for entrepreneurship and business growth in the Southwest. Our new RDI Virtual Hub will enable us to expand this innovative spirit worldwide, by bringing together a virtual community of mentors, entrepreneurs, and innovators to share their insights and experience on a much larger scale." "We have a diverse range of members, operating across a broad range of sectors including Fintech Smart Manufacturing, Aquatech, Greentech, Sustainability AI, Robotics, and the Metaverse, creating a rich pool of expertise that will benefit businesses hugely when it comes to optimising their operations," Liam added. A monthly subscription is available for 35 euro (ex VAT) per month, with an annual subscription available for €350 (ex VAT). We are currently in phase one whereby we are onboarding our members onto the portal and plan on making it...

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Andrew "Hustler" Paterson and Michael Remis host Winnipeg Sports Talk Daily. They react to Brenden Dillon's three game suspension for an illegal check to the head and count down to the evening's Winnipeg Jets game at the Philadelphia Flyers. Guests: TSN's Craig Button (27:53), Murat Ates of The Athletic (59:59) and Carreira Lamoureux of Sport Manitoba (1:38:26). Join the Winnipeg Sports Talk Mailing List - http://eepurl.com/hP4CBP Canadian Whisky Masterclass - https://bit.ly/3SnbNIN Follow Andrew "Hustler" Paterson on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/hustlerama Follow Michael Remis on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mremis Follow Craig Button on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/craigjbutton Follow Murat Ates on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/wpgmurat Winnipeg Sports Talk Links: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bboDpa​​ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/30nIf3v​​ Website: http://www.winnipegsportstalk.com Discord: https://discord.gg/eZxKeEZdsb Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sportstalkwpg​​ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sportstalkwpg​​ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/sportstalkwpg​ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sportstalkwpg Store: http://store.winnipegsportstalk.com Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hP4CBP Special thanks to our sponsors: Boston Pizza, Dairy Queen, Royal Sports, Coolbet.co, Little Brown Jug Brewing, Canadian Club, Princess Auto, Eph Apparel, Vita Health, Wallace & Wallace, Breezy Bend, Manitoba Battery, Consolidated Supply, Sport Manitoba, Modern Man Barbershops, and AquaTech. Additional thanks to: Vantage Studios, Kyle Balharry, Design Harbour, Tristan Rivers Music, Chernebeats, Raccoon Carney, Brian Aitken. Thumbnail Photo Credit: © Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports Become a member of our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEqYcU4IEXvfWt0vtGA_Cww/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Once in a very rare while we encounter an innovation or development that is just breathtakingly brilliant. So, when you first get the real insight into the potential of Modular Water Systems (MWS) that Dan Early makes a reality in this briefing, don't be surprised if you experience one of those exhilarating rollercoaster ride "stomach-drops."  But that isn't even the most compelling part… It's the unique, individual-investor-favoring combination of Fintech and Aquatech called Water On Demand which MWS in only one component of! And what makes it so brilliant? Find out in this episode!

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Andrew "Hustler" Paterson and Michael Remis host Winnipeg Sports Talk Daily. They recap the Winnipeg Jets weekend loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs, discuss the state of the team in the All-Star break and begin to look ahead to Super Bowl LVIII. Guest: Jeff Hamilton of the Winnipeg Free Press (46:16) plus a roundtable with Connor Hrabchak (1:30:59). Join the Winnipeg Sports Talk Mailing List - http://eepurl.com/hP4CBP Follow Andrew "Hustler" Paterson on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/hustlerama Follow Michael Remis on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mremis Follow Jeff Hamilton on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jeffkhamilton Follow Connor Hrabchak on Twittter: http://www.twitter.com/connorhrabchak1 Winnipeg Sports Talk Links: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bboDpa​​ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/30nIf3v​​ Website: http://www.winnipegsportstalk.com Discord: https://discord.gg/eZxKeEZdsb Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sportstalkwpg​​ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sportstalkwpg​​ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/sportstalkwpg​ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sportstalkwpg Store: http://store.winnipegsportstalk.com Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hP4CBP Special thanks to our sponsors: Boston Pizza, Dairy Queen, Royal Sports, Coolbet.co, Little Brown Jug Brewing, Canadian Club, Princess Auto, Eph Apparel, Vita Health, Wallace & Wallace, Breezy Bend, Manitoba Battery, Consolidated Supply, Sport Manitoba, Modern Man Barbershops, and AquaTech. Additional thanks to: Vantage Studios, Kyle Balharry, Design Harbour, Tristan Rivers Music, Chernebeats, Raccoon Carney, Brian Aitken. Thumbnail Photo Credit: © James Carey Lauder-USA TODAY Sports Become a member of our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEqYcU4IEXvfWt0vtGA_Cww/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi everyone.We all know that water is vital for all of us. But did you realize there are huge opportunities out there for those who, among other things, can help recycle water or remove the waste from it?? My guest expert, Riggs Eckelberry, discusses these opportunities and much more on this episode. On the episode Riggs speaks about such things as (1) the challenges our present water infrastructure faces both in the U.S. and around the globe, (2) the "perfect storm" that's driving these challenges, and (3) who it is, by far, that demands the most water, and why that's "where the money is." Hint: This one may surprise you! Riggs then explains how the use of water technology, or "aquatech," can help address some of the challenges he identifies. He sheds light on a wide array of opportunities that anyone from a job seeker to an entrepreneur to an investor can seize upon in tackling issues like water treatment and water recycling. Finally, Riggs provides tips and resources that will help you begin to capitalize on the many opportunities this relatively new world of water technology offers. Now a little bit about Riggs. Riggs Eckelberry is a nationally-renowned entrepreneur who deploys his personal Break To Build™ process to help rebuild the water industry, which has reached a critical breaking point in recent years despite being essential to the planet's survival. As the founding CEO of OriginClear, Riggs has developed innovative solutions to help businesses face rising water bills by tapping into new investment markets. He is even pioneering the development of "water stablecoins,” a cryptocurrency backed by water-assets. With a diverse background in nonprofit management, oceangoing navigation, and crew rowing, Riggs is uniquely qualified to bring change to an outdated and overrun industry. You'll learn more about Origin Clear at originclear.com You'll find out more about Riggs there, on LinkedIn, and by listening to the episode.Now a few words about a special deal you can get just by being a Looking Forward® listener!Do you make podcasts, video courses, or other content? That means you need your own engaging website and mobile app for everything you make… and SupaPass can help. Turn your followers into super fans and paid customers. Elevate your brand with your own stunning website and mobile app. And with SupaPass it's never been easier. SupaPass is the most powerful content app maker on the market and NOW you can try it for free. Or like me, you can be on one of their other plans. In fact, enter code LOOKINGFORWARD and get a 10% lifetime discount on any of their plans. Go to SupaPass.com I invite you to LISTEN, ENJOY, LEARN, LIKE, COMMENT, and SHARE this episode! NOTE: We may include your comment with attribution, of course, on our website. And please subscribe to Looking Forward®: Opportunities for Job, Career, Business, and Investment Seekers, too! If you are interested in sponsoring 3 episodes of Looking Forward-- or distributing our content-- please let us know. (Give a listen to what I have to say about SupaPass. We can do something like that to promote your organization or upcoming major event!) **You'll find more information about me and my business, Jeff Ostroff & Associates, LLC, in the middle of this episode and by visiting https://www.jeff-ostroff.com or https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-ostroff-8142647/On the website, you can also contact us about the various marketing and communications services we offer, such as (1) podcast hosting, creation,...

Fresh from the bustling halls of Aquatech Amsterdam 2023, the water sector's epicenter for cutting-edge insights, here's my personal selection of the water technologies you need to hear about. There's a bit of disruption, a bit of translation, a tad of sturdiness, and a good piece of grit, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Shall we look into it? This recap from Aquatech Amsterdam 2023 covers the most exciting water technologies on display at the event. In the video, I go through my top five picks, discussing innovative technologies such as the smart removal of cellulose from wastewater by Purgatoria, Zwitterco's brand new reverse osmosis membrane technology, or BluElephant's take at the good old MBR.  The episode also highlights emerging trends in the industry and includes interesting discussions with representatives from various companies, making it essential viewing for professionals in the water sector.  Check out my full article on Aquatech Amsterdam 2023 

This is WQA Radio, a podcast from the Water Quality Association, the leading voice of the water treatment industry. I'm your host…Wes Bleed. If you're a first-time listener or new to the industry, welcome. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss a show. That's the magic of podcasting. And be sure to share the podcast with someone on your team or a friend or associate. Also, we now feature these podcasts on our WQA YouTube channel. Go to youtube.com/@waterqualityassociationvideos. We're publishing this on November 15, 2023. It's Member Appreciation Month at WQA. Thanks to all our members who promote better water quality. In this episode, we'll be joined by WQA's Associate Director for Business Development, Kyle Whalen, from Amsterdam. He and WQA Vice President of Global Services, Kelli Fleischmann were in Amsterdam for the big Aquatech show. We'll get Kyle's take on the size and scope of the show, the big issues being discussed, and we'll hear about the WQA Pavilion, featuring many WQA members. Later, we'll have our motivational minute and WQA Tip. Learn more about the 2024 WQA Convention at https://wqa.org/convention.

Aquatech is the technology behind aquaculture or the farming of fish and it relates to the breeding, raising, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, and aquatic plants. And Bord Iascaigh Mhara is holding a special conference about encouraging aquatech entrepreneurs to get into the sector. Joining Joe this morning on the show was Richard Donnelly Development and Innovation Services Director BIM.

Welcome to WQA Radio, the weekly podcast of the Water Quality Association, promoting better water quality around the world. Find us at https://wqa.org. If you're a first-time listener or new to the industry, welcome. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss a show. That's the magic of podcasting. And be sure to share the podcast with someone on your team or a friend or associate. You can also find this interview on our YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@waterqualityassociationvideos. In this episode, we'll focus on international trade shows in the water treatment industry, specifically WQA's partner, Aquatech. We'll talk with Annette Bos, Director of Aquatech Global for RAI Amsterdam, and also with the Exhibition Director for Aquatech Amsterdam, Martijn de Weerd. They'll discuss the comeback international shows are making following the pandemic, what's in store for Aquatech Amsterdam in 2023 and the value these shows bring to the industry, including WQA's pavilion. Later, we'll have our Motivational Minute and WQA tip. Any questions, reach out to wbleed@wqa.org.

Devesh Sharma is the CEO of Aquatech. Aquatech helps the world's most recognized companies solve important water challenges. There's a fine line between risk-taking and putting all you have at stake, between perseverance and obstinacy, and between grit and recklessness. And it's only when the dust settles that you'll know on which side of the line the ball decided to fall. When I started my career in the water industry, veterans were telling me: keep your fingers off the industrial market. It's a "who's the cheapest" game, and they're so short-term-minded that it's depressing. Yet, at the same time, these veterans opted out of the industrial game; Aquatech was created as an almost pure-play dedicated to that very specific end of the market. Risk-taking or putting all you have at stake?  A couple of decades later, and long before it was hype, that same Aquatech ventured into Water as a Service to speed up the adoption of its technologies. Perseverance or obstinacy?  And while the world of Water consolidates in a fashion we've probably never experienced before, Aquatech trusts it can keep growing and build its path as a private, family company. Grit or recklessness? Well, I don't have all the answers, but what I can tell is that as the dust settles, the industrial end of the Water Market is the one thriving right now, as it's faced with the hottest challenges ever, which in turn generate new opportunities.  And as Devesh will explain in a minute, 30% of Aquatech's revenue today comes from its Water as a Service; said differently, they have a 30% - probably high-margin - annual recurring revenue with a plan to expand it to 50%. That's a ratio that kind of turns a hardware company into a software/tech type of play. And with that mix, Water suddenly becomes a much more scalable business - as we've seen with Gradiant recently turning into the water sector's first unicorn.  Well, Gradiant and Aquatech are certainly not the same, but they have similarities in the technologies they develop and the markets they serve. And Gradiant claimed its unicorn status, thanks to a 225 million dollar series D raised at that billion-dollar valuation. I'm throwing Gradiant in the discussion here because we're debating the possible next steps for Aquatech with Devesh today.  And my napkin calculations and estimates indicate to me that Aquatech is probably already a unicorn, given its revenue mix, proprietary technology, and turnover somewhat double of Gradiant's. Take it with a pinch of salt; none of these companies are public, so it's pure guestimates. Now, I mention dust settling, and I'm using that metaphor on purpose. Because Aquatech was chosen by Lithium Americas to build the lithium refinery at its upcoming Thacker Pass lithium mine, which is extracting this "While Oil" from clay, so settled dust. And Aquatech has the perfect portfolio to take on this 2020s challenge because it tripled down on industrial water and zero liquid discharge since the 1980s - something we'll dive into much deeper with Devesh in today's conversation.  Finally, I think Aquatech's story is inspirational on many more levels. It's also the tale of a family business, taken to its today's shape and successes by two brothers that were respectively 24 and 14 when they took over. So let me avoid spoiling everything, and leave the floor to Devesh, just after reminding you that if you like what you hear, please take this episode and share it with a friend, a colleague, your boss, or your team, and also don't forget to subscribe. ➡️ Check out the entire article on How Lithium Refining & Water as a Service spark growth for a Family Business on the Don't Waste Water Website

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According to the US Government, the Salton Sea could produce up to 600'000 tons of Lithium per year, which at today's spot price would be worth $26 Billion a year. For a Sea that's turning into a chemically polluted swamp, that's an unexpected twist of fate! Especially when it doubles down to being a pretty green way to produce that lithium, as direct lithium extraction technologies would co-locate with geothermal energy production. But wait: isn't that too good to be true? Aren't Berkshire Hattaway, Controlled Thermal Resources, and Energy Source Minerals struggling a bit to unlock that resource? Didn't Simbol Materials actually... die on that spot as a company in that endeavor? Well, it seems like Salton Sea lithium projects are about to seriously accelerate, as Controlled Thermal Resources just announced a $1 billion contract with Aquatech International to build the Lithium Refinery the site will need to reach battery-grade products for their customers, Stellantis and General Motors.  Let's cut through the fog and review this aspiring Salton Sea miracle! More information: Vulcan's Project in Germany: https://dww.show/vulcans-clever-strategy-to-take-off-its-zero-carbon-lithium-sell-it-years-ahead/ The mysterious company that may well work with Berkshire Hattaway at the Salton Sea (my pure speculation): https://dww.show/the-game-changing-company-with-60-patents-thats-disrupting-the-battery-industry/ ▶️ Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube    

Tony Strobbe is EV supply chain Projects Director. Every Monday, he compiles a dedicated content piece he shares on LinkedIn that covers one aspect of that said supply chain, so if you like what he shares today, make sure to follow him! I hope you haven't missed last week's conversation with Ben Sparrow from Saltworks! If you have, shame on you, but let me bring you up to speed: we're diving into the lithium value chain to discuss, evaluate and uncover the opportunities for water technologies and professionals in this rapidly growing application that taps into several layers of the water industry. Now when you visit a foreign country, it's often a smart move to start by getting the basics of language and culture. So that's the mission I tasked Tony with today: let us break down the fundamentals of lithium processes. Why, where, and how do we refine lithium. What do we need to know on the technical side of the equation, but also on the geopolitical aspect of things. Where does the lithium value chain sit in the greater scheme of the EV supply chain? Those are just some of the questions we'll get to answer today. And that will give us valuable keys to leverage the next nuggets in this series, such as the company that shall build the first ever commercial scale Direct Lithium Extraction project, or the dedicated team within the World's largest water company that's conceived some of the most emblematic lithium refining projects.  Before kicking off, let me just share with you that I'm back from the Global Water Summit in Berlin and then the BlueTech Forum in Edinburg; it was a great experience to get to meet many of you and to discuss water, wastewater, water entrepreneurship, and much more. I'm so grateful for the many heartwarming feedbacks you gave me on the podcast, it means the World to me, and beyond just an ego-boost, it's critically important for me as I strive to produce you the most useful content every week. If it's the case, I'm glad it is, and you can help me out by sharing the pod with your friends, colleagues, boss, or team. Yet if you feel there's something I shall be doing differently or better, hey, feedback doesn't have to be positive: come share me your thoughts on LinkedIn or by mail: antoine@dww.show. I also came back from both Berlin and Edinburg with great pieces of content, I spoke with the GWI team and the BlueTech team, I also cut some quite insightful interviews with Xylem, Veolia, Aquatech, Kemira, Evoqua, Gingko Bioworks, and more, I can't wait to share you all of this, once I've digested and edited it, but enough for that sidetrack and all that teasing, I'll leave the floor to Tony, and I'll meet you on the other side.  ➡️ Check out the entire article on how to sell smaller-sized Water Companies, including an infographic and a full transcript on the (don't) Waste Water website!

We've seen how international disputes over oil can result in war, but how about co-operation over water resulting in peace, like it is already doing in the Middle East? It gives you an idea of the rising value of water and why investment in Aquatech is the hot new thing… And just how valuable THE Fintech enabling capital-free Aquatech solutions for businesses and self-reliant communities is. It's called Water On Demand™ and it's not too late to get in on this new asset investment that's just beginning its run. Find out how in this briefing!

Whew. It seems we got the lightning into the bottle, now all we have to do is manage it! The forecast we showed for 2022 speaks for itself and gives you an idea of the possibilities, but did you see that green line? HINT: We demonstrated on the show just how significant Water On Demand™ could become to investors in only a few short years… Project management is clearly becoming progressively more important. And the projects themselves? Definite WOW material! Good thing Water On Demand's new operations manager, Colin Sherman, is a widely experienced veteran… Meet him here in this episode!

The clip we aired from New To The Street presented Water On Demand™ extremely well, And aligned with this episode's segment on the rapid rise in water technology investment… How does that plus the demand for a secure asset investment make Water On Demand the perfect unification of Fintech and Aquatech? Find out in this episode!

- Caminarán hoy por la paz en Ciudad Obregón. - Aprueba cabildo crédito para adquisición de unidades Aquatech. - Busca corredora de Cajeme volver a caminar, con ayuda de la población. Acompáñanos en la segunda edición de Las Noticias con Susana Arana, Diana Sambrano con el pronóstico del tiempo y Poncho Inzunza con los deportes.

Learn more about Carla and the topics in this episode:Carla's website: www.carlarhodes.comCarla's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misscarlarhodes/New York Times article, “A Biologist, an Outlandish Stork and the Army of Women Trying to Save It.” https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/29/travel/india-greater-adjutant-stork.htmlBeneath the Bird Feeder Project: https://www.carlarhodes.com/portfolios/beneath-the-bird-feeder/Bernheim Research Forest: https://bernheim.org/Photographers who inspire Carla:Roy Dunn: https://humanstohummingbirds.com/camera-trapping-1Neil Jernigan: https://www.jerniganoutdoorphoto.com/indexAmi Vitale: https://www.amivitale.com/Gear and services mentioned:AquaTech underwater camera housing: https://aquatech.net/collections/water-housingsNANPA Photography Equipment Insurance Program: https://nanpa.org/membership/benefits/insurance/Portfolio Reviews, offered by the NANPA Foundation: http://nanpafoundation.org/portfolio-reviews/

BlueTech Forum 2022's Theme was straightforward: Radical Collaboration for Regeneration. For two packed days, the Vancouver convention center hosted the hottest and most insightful discussions on the fate of our Water World. Keynote speakers, start-up founders, end-users, industry experts, investors, and civil society gathered under the flag of "Radical Collaboration" I was blessed with a spot next to the conference hall, which allowed me to welcome some industry legends on my microphone:

Two thirds of the planet is covered in water. In south Louisiana, it may often seem like a lot more than that! We are surrounded by lakes and bayous. We're bisected by one of the largest rivers in the world. And we're sloughing off a football field of land every 30 minutes into the massive Gulf of Mexico that makes up our south coast. We are so vulnerable to the power of all this water, and also so dependent on it. We love the water - we rely on it not just for sustenance but also for recreation. We even pay companies to dig pools of water in our back yards so we can swim, sunbathe and entertain. Unsurprisingly, Louisiana businesses and institutions have become experts in water – how to contain it, control it and have fun with it. Alyssa Dausman is Senior Vice President and Chief Scientist at the Water Institute of the Gulf, an independent, non-profit, applied research institution that was created right here in Baton Rouge over a decade ago to advance science and develop integrated methods to solve complex environmental and societal challenges around coastal and climate-related issues. Alyssa has more than 20 years experience working in hydrology and science to support decision-making. She is currently leading strategic planning efforts for Gov. John Bel Edwards' Climate Task Force as well as for the Capital Area Groundwater Conservation Commission. In addition, she's working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on developing and implementing Strategic Planning for Research and Development. She is an expert on issues related specifically to the Gulf of Mexico, and has been published and lectured all over the world.  Parker Ewing is owner of Ewing Aquatech Pools, a Baton Rouge-based swimming pool contractor that has been in business since 1966 and has designed and built more than 6-thousand pools and hot tubs for customers throughout Louisiana and Mississippi. Aquatech is a family business that Parker joined after graduating from the University of Alabama, where he majored in political science and Russian – an interesting combination that on the face of it might not sound like preparation for a life digging pools, but Parker the Pool Digger is a lesson in not judging a book by its cover! Due to the state of the Covid 19 Omicron pandemic when this show was recorded, we were forced out of our usual launch spot onto Zoom. But normally Out to Lunch Baton Rouge is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. Jill Lafleur took photos of this conversation which you can find at our website, itsbatonrouge.la. And you can hear more lunch-table conversation about Baton Rouge's relationship to water here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to WQA Radio where we bring you news and insights about the water treatment industry and promote the betterment of water quality around the world. Find us at https://wqa.org. In this episode, we caught up with WQA Executive Director for Member & Public Engagement Tom Bruursema at the WQA Booth at the Aquatech Show in Amsterdam. The Aquatech Show is held every two years in Amsterdam. WQA hosts a Pavilion for member companies at the Aquatech shows in Amsterdam, China and Mexico. Learn more at https://www.wqa.org/programs-services/events/international. November is Member Appreciation Month at WQA. Learn more and join at https://wqa.org/membership.

This week's episode of the B&H Photography Podcast is a wonderful way to usher in autumn and we hope it inspires our listeners to get out into the forests, fields, and streams to photograph what they love. It is also an episode that hits all the marks, as we talk about the gear, technique, science, ethics, and passion of photography―in this case, centered on fly fishing photography. Our guests, Jess McGlothlin and Toby Nolan bring all of the above, and a ton of experience, as we flow like a river through this hour-long conversation.   Jess McGlothlin is based in Missoula, Montana, but has photographed from the Arctic Circle to the Peruvian Amazon. Her story-telling approach, often coupled with her own writing, has found a home in a range of genres and formats, from commercial to documentary. Her credit list includes brands like Patagonia and YETI Coolers and publications such as Field & Stream, The New York Times, Men's Journal, and Southern Culture on the Fly.   Toby Nolan was born in Dublin, Ireland, bases his fishing and outdoor sports photography in Bend, Oregon and travels the globe for assignments. His editorial work can be found in The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The FlyFish Journal, and The Drake Magazine. His commercial clients include Under Armor, Ironman Triathlons, and Travel Nevada.   Did you know that Billingham camera bags developed from bags made for anglers? And today's talk runs the gamut, discussing the unique aspects of fly-fishing photography, and a diverse set of tools from brands like Canon, Aquatech, and DJI.   Guests: Toby Nolan and Jess McGlothlin Photograph © Toby Nolan

Even if you are not currently on your beach vacation, let's take a little trip to Hawaii's shores for today's episode of the B&H Photography Podcast. Joining us is photographer Zak Noyle, who was born and raised in Hawaii and began publishing his surf photography while still in high school. Noyle has photographed the sport's top surfers and events, has been published in Sports Illustrated and National Geographic, and has traveled the world for brands such as Billabong, Stussy, and Chanel. He also contracts commercial and editorial work (note our chat about photographing Michael Phelps) and has recently opened the Eleven17 Creative Agency. With Noyle we discuss how he started photographing simply to share his love for the ocean and surfing, but we learn that his father is a successful commercial photographer and we chat about the influence and support of family and friends. We also learn that Noyle was a state champion swimmer and how staying in top physical and mental shape is key to working in waves up to sixty feet high. We also discuss the techniques and gear he uses to work below and at the water's surface, including the signature camera housing that he developed with Aquatech. In this pleasant and wide-ranging conversation, we get to understand how keeping a healthy balance between work and play can spark creativity and how preparation and experience lead to opportunity. Join us in “paradise.” Guest: Zak Noyle Photograph © Zak Noyle

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https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link above.Think of it as buying me a coffee once a month to say "Thanks...I enjoyed those Eps...and I acknowledge the amount of work that goes into it."Mike Guest is sitting in his van parked on up on the rugged, Scottish coastline..."I'll turn the heat off so it sounds better." He says and he reaches out of frame of his phone screen. It's early morning freezing temperatures there, I'm sat with the fan pointed to me, a singlet on and sweat beading on my brow as I stare directly into my phone...a contrast thats not lost to either of us as we make contact again.Listen in as Mike shares his experience of photographing for industry icon brand Patagonia, how you can do the same, why he started the group Dawn Days and how its building momentum through out the world, how he found Ocean Imagery to be a therapy for him and what it's like to be a water photographer in the freezing waters of Scotland.I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram...I will ask you about yourself and what the listeners can learn from you.Mike Guest: https://www.instagram.com/mr_guesty/Dawn Days: https://www.dawndays.com/Don't forget review on ITUNES if you listen there!Odell Harris - https://www.instagram.com/senseiodell/

Trent Mitchell leads me into his studio not far from the beach I last saw him. I first approached him about an interview nearly a year ago after listening to him speak on a panel at an Aquatech event. I kept seeing him in the water and at different events, it took a while to get a sit down with him.Trents shot campaigns for big Banks, Mick Fanning and a number of other surf and non surf brands.Former Graphic designer, Surf Mag editor and current commercial photographer, Trent boast's a number of awards, exhibitions since 2006 and is in the process of releasing his third book.Loads of learnings if you really listen, so turn it up, relax...and let em wash over you.I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellI've been getting some amazing messages since the last Ep.If you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram...I will ask you about yourself and what the listeners can learn from you.If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link below:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773Think of it as buying me a coffee once a month to say "Thanks...I enjoyed those Eps...and I acknowledge the amount of work that goes into it."Trent Mitchell - https://www.trentmitchell.com/Don't forget review on ITUNES if you listen there!

Have you ever wanted to try a 365 Project but don’t know where to start? Or did you start and give up part way through? Or is this your first time even hearing about a 365 project?  A 365 project is where you take an image a day for an entire year. My friend Ashley Marston has been photographing her daily life with her family in this way for over 6 years! She’s made capturing memories a habit and will inspire you to do the same. In our conversation, Ashley will peel back the curtain and tell you all about her inspiring project – from fun gear to how to display your images to staying motivated – she’s got all the best advice. In addition to capturing personal work, Ashley is also a phenomenal family photographer serving clients in British Columbia. You’re going to learn so much about balancing personal and professional projects in this episode! In this podcast we cover: How burritos bonded our friendship and the basics of Ashley’s work.  At Clickaway, we met when she offered me her burrito and we’ve been friends ever since! Ashley is a birth and family photographer and 6 years ago, she started “A Daily Occurance,” a 365 project documenting her own family. She’s also started creating family films like the ones below. Switching gears and styles in photography. (7:00) Her process of choosing to specialize in documentary style work. “I think that when you’re really passionate about something and you’re driven by something, people see that and they’re drawn to it.” Showing what you want to shoot really works. We talk about the fear in changes – including Ashley’s shift away from traditional newborn photography. How Ashley got started doing her 365 project. (12:50) She decided to start the project when she realized that life was going so fast and she wanted to capture the daily moments with her kids. It’s a time capsule of sorts to really remember the moments that matter. These images could communicate to her kids her love for them and journal her way through their story. It helps her own her motherhood journey, but also technically become a better photographer through shooting daily.  How Ashley finds inspiration doing this project year after year. (18:00) “Them in themselves is an inspiration.” She also mentions the kids’ connection with the animals help too. But there definitely are dull days and dreary months. Honing in on details helps give new inspiration. Ashley’s go-to camera. (20:30) Her camera is always on her – it even goes with her to the grocery store! She shoots a Canon 5D Mark IV and takes it everywhere. She doesn’t use iPhone photos in the project – only her Canon or the drone.  Do her kids get tired of being photographed? (22:45) Definitely, there are times when she kids don’t want to do it or they complain. She reminds them of their importance, but doesn’t bribe her kids into doing it. Ashley makes it a big part of their lives including printing canvases and books as well as making slideshows that her kids love to watch. She takes photos of her kids not looking or noticing. Let them be. When they’re feeling it, take advantage of that, if they’re not, let it rest.  How to stay motivated and complete a project like this. (3:00) Ashley’s top tips: Keep your camera out. Have a central location in your house – but don’t pack it away in your camera bag. Have it readily available.  Shoot and edit daily. Ashley edited during nap time or quiet times to edit. You get faster at culling. She chooses to post daily on social media and made that decision as a family. She’s usually one day behind – posting the next day. Shoot throughout the days and potentially call these shots different days. She’ll bank photos. Break the rules and be okay with it.  Ashley’s gear list to help keep her images fresh and fun. (37:30) She has done all the fun little tricks – she calls it her “tickle trunk” which is a Canadian thing from a children’s tv show. Because she lives in an area with a lot of water (ocean, lake, and river) she does underwater work both for her 365 project and client work. She’s now an ambassador for Aquatech. Her drone is also something she uses for personal and client work. She recommends the Mavic Mini for a cheaper solution that doesn’t require a drone license. Self care as a creative and mother. (51:15) Ashley sees her personal work as what feeds her soul. It lights the fire inside of her and helps get her through the other culling and editing work. Her 365 project is now habitual and she can’t see herself ever stopping. How Ashley displays her photos. (55:00) She recommends Chatbooks and Blurb for printing books. Also look below to see the canvases on display in her home. I also recommend Fracture for glass prints.   Episode Links: HoneyBook: www.share.honeybook.com/twyla In addition to a FREE 7 day trial and 50% off your first year of HoneyBook, you'l also receive the templates I use to communicate with my clients preloaded in your account!   If you want to connect with me, my guests and other listeners in the Emotional Storytelling community join the Facebook group here.   Follow along: www.instagram.com/ashleymarstonphotography www.instagram.com/somethingrad www.instagram.com/twyla.jones www.instagram.com/emotionalstorytelling   Share on Pinterest:

Ray Collins’s portraits of waves are hard to describe because you don’t want to describe them. Like the wave itself, the photographic abstraction refuses words; indescribable and amorphous become unique and powerful in his hands. One look at his work and it’s clear that he is in his element in the surf, transforming what he knows so well into a profound and universal statement.  We have been looking forward to speaking with Collins for a while, and are very pleased to present our conversation with him on this week’s episode of the B&H Photography Podcast. We start our chat asking how he went from being a coal miner in New South Wales, Australia, to a photographer, and then melding that new love with his first love, surfing and the ocean. It’s a good story and it gets better as we learn how he transitioned from surf photography to fine-art photography and book publishing. We ask about working in the ocean, the dangers, “knowing” certain waves, and the ability to maneuver his gear and body to anticipate the photos he wants to capture. We also discuss the gear he uses, from his Nikon D850 to Aquatech housing, to the surprising range of lenses he uses in the water. We also discuss the non-photo equipment he needs to stay afloat and navigate.   After a short break, we discuss his post-process decisions and how he looks for texture as much as color when deciding upon which images he prefers. Interestingly, for a photographer whose color work is so gorgeous, Collins is color blind and he talks about how he has turned that into an advantage for him. We also chat about printmaking and book publishing with this incredibly talented and friendly photographer. Join us for an inspiring conversation and check out the work of Ray Collins. Guest: Ray Collins Above photograph © Ray Collins

Sean and I sit in a studio adorned with images of some of my favourite surfers. He talks me through a few as we warm up the vocal chords before the onslaught of questions I'm about to ask him. I first met Sean a couple years ago in a cafe on the Gold Coast, I'd heard him mentioned in a number of conversations as an inspiration to take up photography. The room was crowded with other creatives, I was introduced and he was polite...this was the first onslaught of questions by me...perhaps thats why this conversation took so long to happen.lolCOMPETITION!!Joli has agreed to judge the winners of the current comp we're running. This is MASSIVE...to put your work in front of someone with four decades of experience should be prize enough...it's HUGE!Winner gets a GoPro Hero 8 thanks to GoPro, 2nd prize $200 cash from me and the Patreon prize winner gets a $100 print credit thanks to Troy at Gold Coast Prints...and he's judging that prize, which is massive as well.To get any feedback our judgement on your work is a learning experience and elevates your craft.Remember it can be any piece of content (image, video clip, painting, seascape etc) as long as its inspired by the Ocean. The point here is to improve your work, get creative and tell me how you achieved it.1 Entry per person and entries should carry in the description how your work improved to get to the point of your submission.Hashtag #2020chasingclaritycomp #goproanzPatreon's Only:Submit 1 piece of content on your insta and hashtag#2020ccpatreon #gcprintsI'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram...I will ask you about yourself and what the listeners can learn from you.If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link below:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773The Chasing Clarity crew are you and:Odell Harris - https://www.instagram.com/senseiodell/Travis Johnson - https://www.instagram.com/travdonjohnson/Jake Brereton - https://www.instagram.com/_jakebrereton_images/Sean Scott - https://seanscottphotography.com.au/

Every Week I’m giving you the best in Deep & Soulful House music....This week’s mix: INDUSTRIAL-VIRUS vibesMixed and Presented by: PACE@PACETHEDJ (on all social media)pacethedj@outlook.comTrack Listings:(1. The Creation by: Vestaa(2. Tell Me (Essential i Instrumental) by: Essential I, Justee, Cornelius SA(3. Shake It Shake It (NB's Flatline Mix) by: Nasser Baker(4. Mental by: David Morales(5. Bios by: The Red Zone(6. Love Me (Kaytronik's Difibrillator Beats) by: Atjazz, Jullian Gomes, Kaytronik(7. Tasmania (Original Mix) by: Ricky Castelli(8. House (feat. Cordell McClary) (Danny Howells Re-Edit) by: Quentin Harris, Cordell Mcclary(9. NOIS by: Mr Joe(10. A La Carte (Deeper Spin) by: AquaTech

Hankó Geri, a "petprof" Amszterdamban az AQUATECH 2019 kiállításon Ilcsik Csabát, a KEXPORT Klaszter bizottságának elnökét kapta mikrofonvégre. Csaba sokszor megjárta az amszterdami vízipari világkiállítást és örömmel osztotta meg tapasztalatait a szomszéd standon haknizó petkalózokkal, akik arra voltak kíváncsiak, mitől lesz értelme egy ilyen expónak. #hulladekmentestisza #zerowastetisza #petkupa #podcast #petkalozradio Vendég: Ilcsik Csaba, Rádiós: Hankó Gergely, Mix: Atikapitány Christopher Timothy White, Musical editor Zsolt Tamas, Licensee Természetfilm.hu Egyesület / Filmjungle.eu Society

Ted Grambeau's logo was the first thing I noticed around the time of it's release...I remember not being familiar with him but admiring his logo and the fact the he branded himself...how clever I thought. From then on it was like when you buy a car you think no one else has...drive 100m down the road, you spot another one. Ted's logo would be everywhere for me. I soon became familiar with iconic images the Ted the artist produced...years later I would get to meet Ted the person.In this interview I do my best to stick with a vastly more experienced artist then I, at times during the conversation I felt like Luke Skywalker learning from Yoda...a 6ft plus, deep voiced Jedi passing on principles and concepts to a trainee. You can't not respect the fact that Ted's actively been at the forefront of a mixed genre of surf, travel, fashion, adventure, portrait and documentary photography...genres that weren't a "thing" until his era. There's not much more to say but plug in and listen up, 40 years of knowledge is available direct to your ear buds.I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram...I will ask you about yourself and what the listeners can learn from you.If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link below:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773The Chasing Clarity crew are you and:Odell Harris - @senseiodellTravis Johnson - @travdonjohnsonJake Brereton - _jakebrereton_imagesTed Grambeau: www.tedgrambeauphotography.com

Tom Woods and I met at an Aquatech event, I'd gone to support Sean Scott (not that he needs my support) but I'd met him through the Gold Coast Community and we'd talked about getting him on the show....something that hasn't happened as yet...anyway I was perusing the gear, talking shop to one of the staff and Tom approached me, " I know that voice...you've got that podcast right?" We got to talking and I quickly decided he'd be a great guest, something he was shy on. Over the next few months Tom and I have been in contact..I've been a closet fan of his Youtube videos and content he puts out. We met up at his local coast, the Sunshine Coast, a trip I rarely take. "I've got a 92 year old, wheel chair bound, gambling addict Aunty that I need to take for her fix, before I see her let's shoot and record." I suggested. In this episode Tom shares a mountain of knowledge, I talk a little too much but still manage to absorb many of his learnings.Tommy's the real deal and a great example of how chasing clarity has fulfilled some of his dreams and afforded him a lifestyle many are envious of. I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram.If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link below:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773Tom Woods - @stimagesFree Surf Photography Course - https://dream-life-through-photography.teachable.com/p/transform-your-water-photographySurf Lakes - https://www.surf-lakes.com.au/

On this episode Photographer Phil Gallagher and I talk about changes within the photography industry and what's expected of photographers today, discovering new waves and shooting on the road from 2001 to 2011, his time running LeBoogie magazine, how he got to working so closely with Aquatech, his creative process, the importance of refining your portfolio, dealing with changes in life and so much more.

Travis "Don" Johnson's head bobs just above the water in the impact zone. This is where he's most happy, this is where I meet him the morning of our non-scheduled recording."The Don" a flamboyant child of the 80's had attended the first ever Water Rats event two weeks previous and had expressed his desire to be among the likes of Zac Noyle in the line up of Pipeline."Thats a pretty big goal big fella." I remarked, "I'd be keen to hear about it".Travis is a relative new comer to the world of ocean imagery, specifically surf photography , he has a hunger I recognise. In this conversation we pick apart that hunger and take on board the many lessons he's learnt from the likes of his idol's Ted Grambeau and Corey Wilson.You can't help but be inspired to get your fins in the water and start licking your lens once you've listened to Travis's passion for the craft and his determination to chase that formidable thing....I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts on my new show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Instagrams.A community you might want to have a look at is The Water Rats Ocean Photography Club, its in its infancy, onward in 2019. Instagram - @thewaterratsTravis Johnson - Instagram - @travdonjohnsonGo create some art, get some bangers, get some water on ya! - Odell

Jase and I over look my favourite surf break and discuss his love for ocean imagery.He talks about how he started, what he loves shooting and the reason he uses an iPhone 8 with AxisGo housing from AquaTech.We also mull over most creators Achilles heel, social media, in particular Instagram and how it relates to his work. You'll enjoy this conversation if your just starting out, or a veteran ocean lover.Theres layers to Jason and in this, the first real Episode of my new podcast I peel back a few to reveal a relatable story of a man chasing the ever elusive clarity.You can see Jason's work on Instagram - @jase_hicksonI'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts on my new show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Instagrams. A community you might want to have a look at is The Water Rats Ocean Photography Club, its in its infancy, onward in 2019. Instagram - @thewaterrats Enough reading! Go create some art, get some bangers, get some water on ya! - Odell

Our guest is WQA Government Affairs Director David Loveday, talking about the International Trade Administration, a bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Loveday attended the recent Aquatech show in Shanghai, participating in a meeting to discuss how the International Trade Administration can help WQA members conduct business in China and elsewhere around the world. We also discuss the recent EPA summit on PFCs and what’s ahead when it comes to regulating those contaminants. https://wqa.org/blog.

The holiday season is almost here and as we draw the year to a close, BlueTech are finishing the year with our End of Year “Water Almanac” web briefing. We speak to a panel of 12 water experts on 3 key notable ideas / trends that they have seen in 2017 and what they expect for 2018. You can register here. Rhys Owen, BlueTech’s Research Editor, reviews our December Intelligence Briefing. Following on the heels of WEFTEC and AQUATECH Amsterdam, we speak to Research Analyst Erin Partlan about the latest innovative companies BlueTech has come across as part of our ongoing technology scouting exercise. Finally, we speak to our guest speaker for this month, Will Sarni – Founder and CEO of Water Foundry. Water Foundry is an organization that supports US and international water technology companies and non-governmental organizations in developing and implementing market entry and growth strategies. We catch up with Will on the topic of Corporate Water Strategy and Value. We are also delighted to announce that Will Sarni will speak at BlueTech Forum 2018 which will take place on 6th & 7th June in Vancouver and we hope to see you there.

https://wqa.org/blog - WQA President Bob Maisner joins us on this week’s podcast to talk about the recent Aquatech show in Amsterdam and to thank WQA members during Member Appreciation Month.

wqa.org/blog -- Our guest is WQA Product Certification Director Brian Geegan. He talks about some of the big issues involving product certification, and has a recap of the Aquatech show in Amsterdam.

WQA's Business Development Director Brian Geegan talks about his latest trip to China for the Aquatech show.

Frank talks with Mark Vera, Owner of Aqua-Tech Co.

From Egyptian irrigation systems to Roman aqueducts to the dikes and canals of The Netherlands, the world’s civilizations have long found innovative ways to harness and conserve their water supply. But with California entering the third year of an historic drought, what 21st century technologies are on the horizon to help us deal with an ever-shrinking pool of water? Peter Yolles is the CEO of Watersmart Software, which takes a grass-roots approach to the issue by educating residential and commercial customers on how to save water. For most residential customers, says Yolles, saving water is part of the social compact. “Research tells us that only 1 out of 10 people will change their behavior to save money.” Yolles says. “Only 1 out of 10 people will change their behavior to save the environment. But 8 out of 10 will do so because of what's happening around them.” Comparing water usage within a community, he says, is the first step. “That really motivates people to say, "Gosh, I'm using a lot more than my neighbors. What can I do to save water?" Tamin Pechet is the Chairman of Imagine H20, which seeks out and funds start-ups in the water industry. He says the need for new ideas is greater than ever. “Over the past couple of decades, the pressures on our water system have increased,” says Pechet. “When we face an acute event, like a drought or…a heavy series of rains that causes more water to enter into our storm and sewer systems, we don't have the same level of excess capacity to deal with that as we used to. We essentially need a new wave of innovation to address those problems.” And a new wave of entrepeneurs and innovators are out there, exploring solutions from desalination to wastewater treatment to mining satellite data. Despite dire predictions for California’s reservoirs and rivers, Pechet says the future of water technology is promising. “There's a lot of really cool stuff out there,” he told the Commonwealth Club audience. “The history of water in civilization is one of innovation. And so just about anything that you dream up…is something that someone could innovate and come up with. If you look hard enough, you can find a company doing it.” Steven Hartmeier, CEO, mOasis Tamin Pechet, CEO, Banyan Water, Chairman, Imagine H2O Peter Yolles, CEO, WaterSmart Software This program was recorded in front of a live audience at The Commonwealth Club of California on March 11, 2014

From Egyptian irrigation systems to Roman aqueducts to the dikes and canals of The Netherlands, the world’s civilizations have long found innovative ways to harness and conserve their water supply. But with California entering the third year of an historic drought, what 21st century technologies are on the horizon to help us deal with an ever-shrinking pool of water? Peter Yolles is the CEO of Watersmart Software, which takes a grass-roots approach to the issue by educating residential and commercial customers on how to save water. For most residential customers, says Yolles, saving water is part of the social compact. “Research tells us that only 1 out of 10 people will change their behavior to save money.” Yolles says. “Only 1 out of 10 people will change their behavior to save the environment. But 8 out of 10 will do so because of what's happening around them.” Comparing water usage within a community, he says, is the first step. “That really motivates people to say, "Gosh, I'm using a lot more than my neighbors. What can I do to save water?" Tamin Pechet is the Chairman of Imagine H20, which seeks out and funds start-ups in the water industry. He says the need for new ideas is greater than ever. “Over the past couple of decades, the pressures on our water system have increased,” says Pechet. “When we face an acute event, like a drought or…a heavy series of rains that causes more water to enter into our storm and sewer systems, we don't have the same level of excess capacity to deal with that as we used to. We essentially need a new wave of innovation to address those problems.” And a new wave of entrepeneurs and innovators are out there, exploring solutions from desalination to wastewater treatment to mining satellite data. Despite dire predictions for California’s reservoirs and rivers, Pechet says the future of water technology is promising. “There's a lot of really cool stuff out there,” he told the Commonwealth Club audience. “The history of water in civilization is one of innovation. And so just about anything that you dream up…is something that someone could innovate and come up with. If you look hard enough, you can find a company doing it.” Steven Hartmeier, CEO, mOasis Tamin Pechet, CEO, Banyan Water, Chairman, Imagine H2O Peter Yolles, CEO, WaterSmart Software This program was recorded in front of a live audience at The Commonwealth Club of California on March 11, 2014